Jan 9, 2025
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Anyone and everyone looks good in concert black, but my one pet peeve is how thin dress clothes are. Fuck that shit, it’s twenty degrees outside and you want me to be dressed in concert black?? Anyways, that’s my only problem, but alas, layers fix all problems, I’m just dramatic (dress shoes are a whole other matter, those hurt).
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) - Concerto No. 3 for Violin and Orchestra in G-Major, KV 216, I. Allegro. Performed by Stephanie Chase, violin, and Roy Goodman/The Hanover Band on period instruments.
band director (during the first combined rehearsal between band and orch): and if i screw anything up i'll blame... *looks around the group*
horn player: [percussionist (who wasnt at the rehearsal)]
band director: yes i'll blame [percussionist] and the violas
Print and download in PDF or MIDI Sonata No.1-Winter Solstice Movement No.1-Longest Night. This is the first movement in a symphony created to reflect the Winter Solstice.
The First Movement in A sonata for the winter Solstice, happy solstice everyone!!!
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Classical Music Suggestions
All of the listed below are pieces I adore with all my heart and listen to over and over again. Some are slower, emotional pieces that convey great tradegy or sadness, but most are these massive, grand, epic pieces that crow cries of victory for all to hear.
Waltz No. 2 by Shostakovich
1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky
In the Hall of the Mountian King by Grieg
Humoresque by Grieg
Symphony No. 9, 4th Movement by Dvořák
Night on Bald Mountain by Mussorgsky
Boléro by Ravel
Requiem in D Minor by Mozart (can’t find my favorite link, I think it got taken down. Sorry)
Caprice No. 24 by Paganini
Honestly, anything by Tchaikovsky, Grieg, or Dvořák. I try not to pick favorites, but Tchaikovsky is consistently amazing.
Check out the youtube channel TheWickedNorth, they have many pretty great recordings. I’ve linked all my favorite recordings.
rehearsal this week
unprepared violin section: *plays*
conductor: oof. sounds like y’all need a heavy dose of practice room.
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